It seems so simple to humans: "First watch the video with a red border, then pick up and place the same cube twice." And yet it's very difficult for policies as they are now. Learn more about benchmarking for robot memory ->
Memory is one of the most important problems in robotics. Long horizon memory is key for a variety of robot manipulation problems. However, there exist no good benchmarks for understanding progress in how well generalist robot policies can understand language. @YinpeiD and @liu_yuejiang made RoboMME as a solution: it’s a large benchmark which shows 16 different robot tasks, like counting objects or mastering timing. They show 14 different memory-augmented generalist policies across these different benchmarks. It’s an incredibly thorough and interesting result, aimed at driving forward this core robotic capability. To learn more, watch Episode 91 of RoboPapers with @micoolcho and @chris_j_paxton!